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Homeport

by Nora Roberts, Erika Leigh (Narrator)

3.73 · rating details · 4,023 ratings · 133 reviews

The unseen assailant attacked Dr. Miranda Jones outside her Maine home as she returned from a busy lecture tour. After terrorizing her with a knife held to her throat, he stole her purse, slashed her tires, and disappeared. Shaken and bruised, Miranda was determined to put the assault out of her mind, and welcomed the distraction offered by a summons to Italy to verify the...more

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Feb 07, 2012

Cara rated it

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Dr. Miranda Jones, an expert on authenticating Italian Renaissance bronzes, has the opportunity of a lifetime. She is called to Italy by her mother to authenticate a 15th century bronze, The Dark Lady, but her trip is delayed when she is mugged outside her house. After testing the bronze, Miranda is certain that it is an undiscovered work of young Michelangelo, but this information is leaked to the press and she is fired. Then the bronze is discovered to be a fake, and her reputation is ruined...more

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Oct 11, 2011

Jintana rated it

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นางเอกจบปริญญาเอกด้านโบราณคดีทำงานในสถาบันที่ปู่ของเธอก่อตั้งขึ้น นางเอกถูกเรียกตัวไปพิสูจน์วัตถุทางโบราณคดีชิ้นหนึ่งที่อิตาลี เหรียญนี้เชื่อกันว่าเป็นงานของไมเคิล แองเจลโล นางเอกได้ผลการพิสูจน์มาแล้วว่าจะเป็นของจริงและกำลังหาหลักฐานทางเอกสารเพื่อมายืนยัน แต่แล้วกลับกลายเป็นว่าเป็นของทำปลอมขึ้นมา

นางเอกถูกให้ออกจากโครงการเพราะความผิดพลาดครั้งนี้ ซึ่งนางเอกไม่เชื่อว่าตัวเองผิดพลาด หลังจากนั้นนางเอกก็ได้รับแฟ๊กซ์ที่ทั้งข่มขู่และเย้ยหยัน

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May 20, 2011

Cyndy Aleo rated it

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Before there was a DaVinci Code, Nora Roberts wrote Homeport, a novel that, while still ensconced in the romance genre, has enough mystery and intrigue to also place it firmly in the category of mystery or fiction.

::: Dr. Miranda Jones :::

Homeport centers on Dr. Miranda Jones, the product of a well-to-do, old-money family from Jones Point, Maine. Miranda and her older brother Andrew both have their doctorates in areas of the arts, with Miranda's specialty being the dating and...moreBefore there was a DaVinci Code, Nora Roberts wrote Homeport, a novel that, while still ensconced in the romance genre, has enough mystery and intrigue to also place it firmly in the category of mystery or fiction.

::: Dr. Miranda Jones :::

Homeport centers on Dr. Miranda Jones, the product of a well-to-do, old-money family from Jones Point, Maine. Miranda and her older brother Andrew both have their doctorates in areas of the arts, with Miranda's specialty being the dating and verification of art, particularly Renaissance bronzes. The siblings work at their family's Art Institute, with their estranged parents working in different areas of the world: their mother at another facility in Italy, and their father, an archaeologist, on digs all the time.

When Miranda returns home from work one day only to be mugged in her own yard, a chain of events is set in motion that seemingly have no relation to each other: a bronze that appears to be Renaissance-era is brought to her mother's facility in Italy for her to test, another Renaissance bronze is stolen from the Art Institute, and Miranda begins receiving threatening faxes. How could all these events be related?

As if all this turmoil isn't enough for one person to deal with, Miranda also finds herself dealing with her brother's long-standing drinking problem, the attentions of one Ryan Boldari of the Boldari Galleries who may be more than he seems, as well as the lifelong emotional neglect that she has suffered at the hands of her parents. All this ties up into a very messy package that has Miranda partnering up with the handsome and mysterious Boldari, jetting around the globe, and stepping way outside her usual comfort zone to solve all the little mysteries that end up being one huge mystery.

::: Roberts at Her Finest :::

This is definitely one of my favorite Nora Roberts books, by far. True to her reputation as an author who really learns about the subjects she writes about, the details of the scientific processes involved in dating art work makes you feel like you are actually learning something when you are reading the book, without making you feel like you are reading a textbook.

Roberts also has a way with plot, and this novel is an excellent example. With a huge cast of suspects as well as several subplots, she manages to not lose any of them in the shuffle, providing enough character and plot development for even the minor cast to keep the momentum going while still giving the reader enough to feel involved.

Miranda's romance with Ryan Boldari is neither the center of the novel nor neglected, as Roberts weaves it in with the mystery seamlessly. Homeport is a wonder to read, and I found myself going back and reading it a second and even a third time to find all the clues and hints that I hadn't picked up on the first time. If I had to find one fault with the book, it would simply be in the ending, where Roberts offers a vague wrap-up to one dangling thread that left me wondering.

Homeport is a great read that should be viewed as more than just a romance novel.

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Apr 04, 2011

Nath rated it

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This was one of my first Nora Roberts and I loved it the first time I read it... and I still love it now, perhaps even more now that I've read it in English LOL :) I have to admit that I have a fondness for cat burgler/art thief plot :)

So what do I love about this book? Basically everything :) I love Miranda and Ryan's chemistry and relationship :) They are so different and Ryan definitively makes Miranda happier. Miranda is a great heroine... strong, but at the same time, vulnerable. ...moreThis was one of my first Nora Roberts and I loved it the first time I read it... and I still love it now, perhaps even more now that I've read it in English LOL :) I have to admit that I have a fondness for cat burgler/art thief plot :)

So what do I love about this book? Basically everything :) I love Miranda and Ryan's chemistry and relationship :) They are so different and Ryan definitively makes Miranda happier. Miranda is a great heroine... strong, but at the same time, vulnerable. Ms Roberts did a great job at writing the different layers of Miranda. I also love her relationship with her older brother, Andrew. It's cute and touching, these two siblings clinging to each other while growing up in a cold and sterile environment, always seeking for love and acceptance from their parents.

Ryan is slick and smooth... and a real good guy :) I liked how he drew out a different side of Miranda and made her stronger and able to face her fears. He had great insight and a quick mind. I especially like his love for his family :)

Speaking of family, I have to say, family dynamics - whether they are happy or dysfunctional - are really one of Ms Roberts writing strengths. She is able to portray relationships in such a believable way, even though they are complex. This book is no exception. I liked the contrast shown between Ryan and Miranda's families.

In addition to love the characters, I enjoyed the plot as well. I thought the pacing was really interesting. Ms Roberts took her time setting up the story and didn't rush through thing... There are a lot of things going on, but it's well handled and everything ties in well. The whole story was interesting and got me hooked :)

If I have any complaint, it would be that I wished Andrew's story would be a bit more developed. However, it was still well written and handled :) I just like his character and wished to read more :)

I also have to admit though that knowing the ending - who the real culprit was, it did take away a bit of the excitment and punch at the end. In most books/romantic suspenses, this is not a problem for me... because the villain is just a villain to be caught... but in Homeport, the whole conspiracy is an attack at Miranda... it's all very personal and the ending was quite a surprise. So of course, knowing who did it, well you take away this surprise. Aside from this, my feelings towards Homeport didn't change. Homeport is definitively a great book and a winner. Rarely will a Nora Roberts' stand-alone book disappointed... and Homeport, to me, is a fine example of why Nora Roberts is the queen of romance :D
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Apr 29, 2008

Robin rated it

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At this point, I was figuring I'd just finish off what strip-covers I had left on the shelf. Lo and behold! The last one on the shelf is by Nora Roberts! Yummo! And, as usual, I was not let down. Fast-paced, fun, smart characters, interesting backdrop (the worlds of art authentication and theivery), steamy sex, some murder for good measure. Nothing amazing—but definitely good, solid Roberts.

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Aug 01, 2011

Valen rated it

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Shelves: will-read-again

This book is one of my favorites.. I loved everything about this book. The drama. The suspense. The secondary love story. Everything!

I liked that Miranda was somewhat reserved with her feelings about what's going on between her and Ryan. I also liked it that Miranda made a name for herself and is so composed with her work while when it comes to Ryan, she just loses herself and regrets everything.And I liked that Ryan kept pushing her with her feelings. At the beginning, I hated the...more

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May 17, 2011

Catarina rated it

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Já há algum tempo que eu não lia Nora Roberts, e por isso, já me tinha esquecido o quão bom é emaranharmo-nos nos romances com um toque de policial desta autora.
Dos ainda poucos que já li da autora, este foi sem dúvida o melhor até agora. As personagens são muito bem construidas e sólidas, a trama é fascinante e todo o desenrolar da mesma é viciante para o leitor.

Tal como já tinha sido avisada, fiquei literalmente apaixonada por Ryan Boldari, como não? Apesar de toda a aparênci...moreJá há algum tempo que eu não lia Nora Roberts, e por isso, já me tinha esquecido o quão bom é emaranharmo-nos nos romances com um toque de policial desta autora.
Dos ainda poucos que já li da autora, este foi sem dúvida o melhor até agora. As personagens são muito bem construidas e sólidas, a trama é fascinante e todo o desenrolar da mesma é viciante para o leitor.

Tal como já tinha sido avisada, fiquei literalmente apaixonada por Ryan Boldari, como não? Apesar de toda a aparência dele que é descrita, jogando também a seu favor, a sua personalidade é um bónus. Primeiro temos a sua profissão, para quem tem um chamamento secreto para bad boys é logo algo para subir a parada. Depois temos o modo profissional de ele lidar com tudo, o facto de se ir deixano apaixonar pela Miranda, como a lê tão bem, e a maneira tão descarada de a seduzir! Tenho que conrcodar que vou começar a procurar por ai o meu Boldari.
Depois temos a Miranda, que apesar de ser bastante timida e numa ou noutra ocasiões ter mostrado alguma fraqueza/medo, o que é perfeitamente normal visto que ninguém é de ferro e a rapariga coitada passou por um turbilhão de coisas e atentados á sua reputação e vida, mas apesar disso adorei também a sua personalidade, muito forte, muito controlada e por vezes fria. Tudo bem que a sua personalidade advém em grande parte da educação tão distante que os pais lhe deram, mas penso que no fim compensou fazendo dela a mulher de armas que se viu no fim.

Quanto á familia Boldari, outra coisa que não há como não gostar, aliás poder-se-á dizer que é genético (lol). Adoro toda a confusão e ao mesmo tempo diversão que eles instalam tanto em casa como quando vão á esposição do Ryan.
Escusado será dizer que apesar de perceber melhor o ponto de vista de Elizabeth no fim quando tudo é explicado, que não gosto da senhora. Tem a sua razão por não ser tão próxima de Miranda quanto uma mãe é de uma filha, mas é na minha opinião um exagero. E não é só, toda a sua arrogância me mexiam constantemente com a nervura. Já Charles o bom-vivam do pai de Miranda, apesar de pouco aparecer, e de ainda assim ter demonstrado um pouco mais de afecto do que Elizabeth por Miranda, também não consegui achar-lhe muita piada.

Adorei o "frágil" Andrew e desde o inicio que também gostei da Annie por isso fiquei muito contente por terem ficado juntos.
Quanto á Elise, bem estive mesmo longe de adivinhar que tinha sido ela, aliás houve uma parte do livro em que nem sequer tinha suspeito visto que o meu elegido morreu (Giovanni). E no fim lá se revelou ser uma autêntica c....bra e não ter senso comun nenhum na carola.

A história entre o Ryan e a Miranda apesar de incostante com ele sempre a pular fora, o que me deixava o coração nas mãos foi bastante bonita e como já disse acho que tenho que ir a uma prisão pagar a caução de um ladrão para ver se é o homem certo para mim. Digamos que a vida com Ryan nunca é aborrecida!

Concluindo, gostei bastante do livro, e esta autora é decididamente uma autora que vou querer acompanhar sempre. (less)

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Jul 22, 2011

Lolene rated it

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Okay, kids. I read the Reader's Digest condensed version, so if there was crud in the original...I wouldn't know. Once again...great mystery-romance-escapist-literature from my 50 cent thrift store purchase.

Blurb from cover, "Renaissance masterpiece or clever fake? That's what art scholar Miranda Jones must decide about a beautiful bronze statue that's been unearthed in Italy. Miranda's search for the truth leads her deep into a labyrinth of larceny and murder. and her only way...more

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Jan 05, 2010

Kathy rated it

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Shelves: romance-mystery

I enjoyed this story... a little romance, a little mystery. Miranda knows her art, especially renaissance art and is co-CEO of her family's art institute in Maine... Ryan, with a legitimate family run and sucessful art galleries across the country, is also a very sucessful and selective art thief. And of course, once they meet, they cannot live without one another. the mysteries: who mugged Miranda? who is trying to ruin her career & life by substituting a fake bronze for the real Michealan...more

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Oct 06, 2010

Mark LaMountain rated it

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Fair enough. Predictable story, straight-forward writing, nothing really to be learned from this book, besides what type of book gets gobbled up by the masses and how to write sex scenes that the average woman will enjoy reading. :)

I started reading it because I wanted to poke around and see what sort of thing people love to read. Action, conflict, drama, surprising romance. I guess it's no surprise, but ya know, had to check. The story did have me burning through the pages to see if I...more

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Sep 18, 2011

Leah Anderson rated it

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3 and a half stars. I liked the main characters, Miranda she was a strong female character, intelligent, but a little frustrating at times. For example, she and Ryan (the male main character) are trying to work out the 'who dunnit' mystery together, yet Miranda doesn't tell him about the threats she is receiving by email and fax. If they're trying to work out who it could be, you would think it logical that she would mention this to him, as there are clues in the threats, yet she shoves them ...more

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Jan 02, 2012

Alexis rated it

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I enjoyed this book. It's a fairly typical Nora Roberts book in terms of plot and characters but I like this particular book a bit better than some of her others. It's a solid read and keeps moving the entire time. The one downside is that, like many of her other books, once you've read it, you've read it and it's difficult to reread again right away because the mystery is gone. I read it once as a teenager and again about ten years later when I had forgotten the ending which made it exciting to...more

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Jan 17, 2010

Dawn rated it

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All the steps leading and with history of the Jones. its exciting, thrilling, and keeps you on your toes by trying to figure out who the killer is and what its got to do with Miranda Jones. I like this book because it not only puts you in the mind of a killer it also shows how, why women have there moments in time, and that if we ever want something to go after it and reach it. It's also good because it puts you on the edge of your seat just to find or think about what is going to happen next. T...more

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Sep 26, 2010

Sofia Teixeira rated it

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Este foi o meu primeiro livro da escritora Nora Roberts. Conheci-a através do seu fórum na editora SDE e desde logo fiquei super curiosa! Não descansei enquanto não comprei pelo meno um livro dela (Já tenho 4 à espera de pelo menos mais dois!).

Adorei o livro. Tenho que ser sincera. Surpreendeu-me imenso pela positiva. Há muito que não lia um romance no mais puro sentido deste género literário.
A acção passa-se entre o Maine e Florença. Em Maine, está Mirando e Andrew a trabalhar...moreEste foi o meu primeiro livro da escritora Nora Roberts. Conheci-a através do seu fórum na editora SDE e desde logo fiquei super curiosa! Não descansei enquanto não comprei pelo meno um livro dela (Já tenho 4 à espera de pelo menos mais dois!).

Adorei o livro. Tenho que ser sincera. Surpreendeu-me imenso pela positiva. Há muito que não lia um romance no mais puro sentido deste género literário.
A acção passa-se entre o Maine e Florença. Em Maine, está Mirando e Andrew a trabalharem no Instituto e em Florença está Elizabeth, a mãe de Andrew e Miranda. Toda esta família trabalha com obras de arte.

Gostei imenso da personagem principal, Miranda. Uma mulher como eu gosto, cheia de caracter, de força e determinação. Um pouco nigligenciada a nível familiar e sentimental, mas não é disso que temos mais hoje em dia na nossa sociedade? Quando conhece Ryan, a sua vida dá uma volta de 180 graus e ela começa a por muito daquilo que pensa e acredita em causa. E quando se apaixona, faz tudo por amor. Mente, Disfarça, tudo para protege-lo.
Ryan, um ladrão de alta categoria de arte. Começa por aparecer na vida de Miranda para roubar um dos bronzes do instituto em que ela trabalha e acaba por se envolver mais do que espera. O bronze que ele roubou acaba por se revelar falso e ele volta à vida de Miranda virando-a de pernas para o ar e envolvendo-se cada vez mais com ela.
Andrew, irmão da Miranda. Um irmão que em muitos aspectos todos gostariamos de ter. Sim, há sempre algum problema com este tipo de pessoas. Neste caso, Andrew começa por ser um alcoólico por não conseguir ultrapassar o seu divórcio com Elise.
Elise, surpreendeu-me e ao mesmo tempo não. Elise esteve casada com Andrew, divorciou-se dele e contínuou a trabalhar para a sua mãe em Florença. Uma personagem que parecia um tanto quanto delicada e dedicada mas que mais tarde veio a mostrar o que realmente é.
Elizabeth a mãe de Andrew e Miranda é uma mulher fria, calculista e que faz tudo para manter as aparências. Nuncou soube mostrar afecto aos filhos e isso em parte moldou as suas personalidades.

Devo dizer que adorei o suspense criado. Os momentos de adrenalina são altamente viciantes e só nos faz querer devorar com ainda mais avidez o livro. Os mistérios envolvidos à volta do Bronze da Dama Negra e todos os acontecimentos que daí surgem são mirabolantes e fantásticos. Desde as técnicas de Ryan para roubar os bronzes em circunstâncias impensáveis, aos jogos de sedução entre ele e Miranda, a constante presença pesada da mãe de Miranda... Enfim, muito bom!

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Feb 23, 2010

Stacie M. Ritchie rated it

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Shelves: nora-roberts, romance

I recently re-listened to this book by Nora Roberts. It was a good stand alone story about the Jones of Jones Point, Maine. The story opens with Miranda being mugged and then traveled to Florence to authenticate a statue. From the very beginning it was easy to see that there was tension in her family. With a debacle over the notes and sent back home in disgrace, she went to work at the Art Museum with her brother. Ryan Boldari wooed her as no one had ever done. With burglary and more disgr...more

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Nov 29, 2009

Carolyn rated it

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I unlike some others reviewing the book found this to be one of Nora Roberts better books. She is not my favorite author by far but I found this entertaining and I liked the art as part of the story line. I also liked how the 2 main characters were able to bring about changes in each other because of love that was lacking in Miranda's like and also her brother was able to find happiness that had been with him all along. I may be a sap for love stories sometimes but I like to think there are l...more

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Jan 17, 2012

Laura rated it

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I did enjoy this, It follows the typical nora roberts formula which, to be honest is why people read it,unfortunately my enjoyment of this book was pretty much ruined due to the fact that i kept getting sidetracked by the amazing amount of spelling mistakes and basic errors that kept appearing, This however is down to only one publisher which is a crying shame.

Aside from that, this was a good book, an enjoyable read and a plesant way to spend some time.

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Feb 07, 2012

Brandy rated it

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Shelves: romance

I liked this book except for a few things. One: I thought the name was stpid, it had nothing to do with the story at all. Two: The author dropped this "revelation" about Miranda at the end but htere was never any confrontation with her father about it. I also wish Andrew had been more of a haracter. I did figure out that it was Elise about 3/4 of the way through the book. Overall, pretty good & interesting subject matter.

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Sep 28, 2009

Rachel rated it

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This book had its good and bad points. It was thick with suspense and detail but sometimes the action diminished everything that was happening. It reminded me of some of Roberts' other work at times: The Stars series for instance, as well as Thomas Crown Affair and To Catch a Thief. Still, Ryan and Miranda were very likable and I enjoyed the secondary plot with Andrew and Annie.

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Nov 09, 2009

Wati rated it

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Really loved this book. I think this was the 1st Nora Roberts book that I read. Loved the chemistry and the constant "misunderstandings" between the 2 main characters. Loved the fact that Miranda was trying so hard not too like the Ryan. At the same time loved the fact that Ryan had a bit of blue-collar in him but had enough sophistication for Miranda.

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Sep 11, 2009

Becky rated it

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Jul 13, 2011

Joanne rated it

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Miranda Jones is summoned to Florence, Italy to authenticate a renaissance bronze called the Dark Lady. This job nearly destroys her reputation when her professional judgment is called into question. Along comes Ryan Boldari, an art thief, who ends up helping Miranda prove that her assessment was correct and keeps her from being murdered.

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Jul 24, 2010

Sherri rated it

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Sep 10, 2009

Dundee Library added it · review of another edition

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Nora Roberts addresses many of the same issues which readers enjoy in the work of Fern Michaels. Themes of abandonment, betrayal, grief and the healing power of love prevail in her Contemporary Romances and Romantic Suspense, and many of her stories offer her female protagonists a second chance in life and career as wells.

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Jul 23, 2009

Cassie rated it

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I bought this book because it has a nice painting of the Bass Harbor lighthouse on the cover. I didn't read the synopsis, and it was completely different than I was expecting. The art-infused storyline wasn't my favorite, but I made it through. This wasn't my favorite Nora Roberts book, by far.

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Jun 18, 2010

Michelle rated it

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Shelves: 2010

Unlike half of the NR books I read, didn't figure out the bad guy until the last part. Also enjoyed the chemistry between the two main characters and the secondary characters too. If it seemed a wee bit "Thomas Crowne Affair", it was alright with me because I enjoy that movie.

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Jun 18, 2011

Lyndsay rated it

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Shelves: audio, mystery-crime, romance-modern, read-2011

A bit of a disappointment. I like Nora Roberts but this one the plot was rushed. Normally when the conclusion comes you see look back and have an oh duh moment. this time it was out of left field, and I can't be bothered to care about the characters for longer then the length of the page.

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Nov 11, 2010

Trusha Doshi rated it

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I found this book very thrilling...started by Miranda getting mugged-went on with art burglar coming on her-doing business together-romance-murder-business-framing-the end!

kept me on my toes while reading it! couldnt put the book down!!!

I throughly enjoyed this book!

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Aug 05, 2010

Alexis-Morgan Roark rated it

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Shelves: one-time-read

Took me a while to get into this one, but it was a plesant read. I can say that I figured out who the villain was pretty early on and I'm usually really dense about that.

It's worth the read for Nora's characteristic vivid descriptions of art, Florence, and Maine.

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Oct 23, 2009

N. Brown rated it

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This book is one of my favorites...The plot was great...I could have guessed who the mystery person was but it was still well written and fun to read! I really suggest this as a read...just an FYI...this is one of those "intense" scene books -- so be aware...

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